High Performance Computing - ISC High Performance Digital 2021 International Workshops, Frankfurt am Main, Germany, June 24 - July 2, 2021, Revised Selected Papers
High Performance Computing - ISC High Performance Digital 2021 International Workshops, Frankfurt am Main, Germany, June 24 - July 2, 2021, Revised Selected Papers
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高性能计算 - ISC 高性能数字 2021 国际研讨会,德国美因河畔法兰克福,2021 年 6 月 24 日至 7 月 2 日,修订后的精选论文
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10.1007/978-3-030-90539-2_4
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2021
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Nogueira A
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Nogueira A
The mathematical concept of chaos was introduced by Edward Lorenz in the early 1960s while attempting to represent atmospheric convection through a two-dimensional fluid flow with an imposed temperature difference in the vertical direction. Since then, chaotic dynamical systems are accepted as the foundation of the meteorological sciences and represent an indispensable testbed for weather and climate forecasting tools. Operational weather forecasting platforms rely on costly partial differential equations (PDE)-based models that run continuously on high performance computing architectures. Machine learning (ML)-based low-dimensional surrogate models can be viewed as a cost-effective solution for such high-fidelity simulation platforms. In this work, we propose an ML method based on Reservoir Computing - Echo State Neural Network (RC-ESN) to accurately predict evolutionary states of chaotic systems. We start with the baseline Lorenz-63 and 96 systems and show that RC-ESN is extremely effective in consistently predicting time series using Pearson’s cross correlation similarity measure. RC-ESN can accurately forecast Lorenz systems for many Lyapunov time units into the future. In a practical numerical example, we applied RC-ESN combined with space-only proper orthogonal decomposition (POD) to build a reduced order model (ROM) that produces sequential short-term forecasts of pollution dispersion over the continental USA region. We use GEOS-CF simulated data to assess our RC-ESN ROM. Numerical experiments show reasonable results for such a highly complex atmospheric pollution system.